Sentence examples for tickled at from inspiring English sources
Greatly tickled at his own portrait".
Mostly officials were tickled at the idea of a park in the middle of the Hudson.
He was always tickled at still being recognized from the Big Fig Newton commercials.
"She's an awfully nice girl, really", he says, tickled at his own fury.
And residents of these parts were tickled at the idea of living among the nouveau riche.
Mom and Dad, Palm Beach snowbirds, were tickled at the V.I.P. reception.
They are, as the Farrellys understand, testaments to human resilience, one slap and tickle at a time".
After two years there – barely tickling at his vast potential – he was snapped up by Borussia Dortmund.
"They are, as the Farrellys understand, testaments to human resilience, one slap and tickle at a time," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in April.
Excuse me!), but Laura's happy teasing of Jeff and his gallant response (he suggests there is probably a poor ex-Soviet republic where that is the greatest compliment a woman can pay a man and that's where he plans to permanently live) typifies the winningly joyful vibe of Dyer's description of a bit of slap and tickle at the Venice Biennale.
Begin gently tickling at the centre of the belly, and then move outwards, closer to the waist.
